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    Posted on June 23, 2017 by

    What Is a Hung Jury?
    A courtroom jury in a criminal trial has one duty over all: To listen to the evidence, sift through the facts and come to a unanimous conclusion. Often, though, a panel of jurors will reach an impasse, finding themselves unable to agree on the defendant's guilt or innocence. Despite their most e... read more

    Personal Injury Statute of Limitations in Nevada

    Posted on June 19, 2017 by

    Personal Injury Statute of Limitations in Nevada
    If you've suffered a personal injury due to the carelessness or malice of someone other than yourself, visions of lawsuits may be dancing in your head. That's all well and good, but don't sit back and watch the show for too long. If you intend to take legal action, you'll need to bring down the ... read more

    What Does an Insurance Adjuster Do?

    Posted on June 8, 2017 by

    What Does an Insurance Adjuster Do?
    When you contact your insurance company concerning personal injury, its claims adjuster will be your initial point of contact. This individual has three aims in mind: to investigate all facts surrounding your accident; to determine what he and his company believe to be a fair amount of compensat... read more

    The Insurance Company Wants Me to Record My Statement

    Posted on May 30, 2017 by

    The Insurance Company Wants Me to Record My Statement
    If you have recently been in a car accident or otherwise suffered personal injury through no fault of your own, you're likely to have put in a claim with an insurance company. In fact, you may already have heard from one of its adjusters who happens to have made what might seem like a small and ... read more

    I Got Injured When I Was Injured

    Posted on May 25, 2017 by

    I Got Injured When I Was Injured
    Imagine that you've suffered injury in an accident. Now, assume that instead of leaving you with a new complaint, the accident intensified an ailment from which you have suffered for years. Despite this pre-existing condition, do you still have grounds for relief? This is something that insur... read more

    Personal Injury and Your Social Media Accounts

    Posted on May 17, 2017 by

    Personal Injury and Your Social Media Accounts
    Could the things you post on your Facebook page be doing you more harm than good? If you've suffered a personal injury of any kind, the answer could well be yes. Social media sites can serve as the ideal platform for sharing your innermost thoughts and feelings, and a little sympathy for your i... read more

    What Happens During the Pretrial?

    Posted on May 5, 2017 by

    What Happens During the Pretrial?
    As impressive as any courtroom drama may be, the criminal proceedings themselves often pale in comparison to the amount of preparation that goes into them. By the time the jury has appeared on the scene, the bulk of the action has already taken place. It's often the most important part of the pr... read more

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    Damaging Statements You May Have Made Either Orally Or In Writing

    Posted on April 25, 2017 by

    Damaging Statements You May Have Made Either Orally Or In Writing
    What is a confession? Is it the same as an incriminating statement, and what, if anything, does a Miranda warning have to do with it? There's no question that in a stressful situation, your nerves can get the better of you. For some people, this results in an unfortunate tendency to talk too ... read more

    Factors on Whether to Take Your Personal Injury Case to Court

    Posted on April 13, 2017 by

    Factors on Whether to Take Your Personal Injury Case to Court
    Does the resolution of your personal injury case demand the wisdom of a higher authority? A substantial majority of these suits never see the inside of a courtroom. However, there will always be times when only judge and jury can effectively decide a case to the plaintiff's best advantage. Be... read more

    Suppressing Evidence in a Criminal Trial

    Posted on March 30, 2017 by

    Suppressing Evidence in a Criminal Trial
    If you are facing criminal charges, you already know that the prosecution has in its possession one or more pieces of evidence with which it hopes to convict you. This could consist of documents, witness testimony, public records or physical objects, and if you're lucky, some of it may prove to ... read more

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